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Aug 05, 2019

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Your existing cabling can handle more than 1g - Multi-Gig Switches #Webinar

As networks get more and more crowded, everyone needs more speed. Looking to amplify your Network and boost the speed of your devices? You might be suprised of the flexibility of your existing cables to hander more capacity. NETGEAR has you covered with a uniquely comprehensive portfolio of highly flexible and scalable full Multi-Gigabit switches that fit every business need. Join our webinar and learn more about the benefits of deploying NETGEAR Multi-Gig switching!

What are NBase-T or 5-speed Multi-Gig Ethernet ports and switches? These are ports that can adapt to 100M, 1G, 2.5G, 5G and 10G on a single port. Learn more of how Multi-gig switches are used in the upcoming webinar.

Date: Aug-6 2019
Time: 11A-12PM PT (For Time-Zone info visit the reg page)

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BretD
Aug 08, 2019
A replay of the NBase-T Multi-Gig Switches webinar is avaliable below. Please let us know your feedback or questions.

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BretD
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Aug 08, 2019
A replay of the NBase-T Multi-Gig Switches webinar is avaliable below. Please let us know your feedback or questions.
- msi
  Luminary
  Aug 14, 2019
  Things that are missing at that point in Netgear's portfolio
  Silent, fully managed compact switches - ideally with some PoE+ capabilities (somewhat similar to GSM5212P but fanless)
  If they were to be multigig, even better. The multigig uplink would become handy in areas where there are not enough network outlets and you need just that bit more than 1G now.
  Fully managed multigig switches in rack size format with more ports than M4200
  - BretD
    Administrator
    Aug 15, 2019
    Would you be able to go into a bit more detail as to your use cases for these size and format of switches?
    
    Thanks!
    
    -Bret